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NSW hospital cases ‘won’t impact services’ – 7NEWS.com.au
The NSW health minister says the state’s system is well equipped to deal with an emerging outbreak at two Sydney hospitals without impacting health services.
NSW Health Minister Brad Hazzard has brushed off concerns a growing cluster of virus cases linked to two Sydney public hospitals could impact health services.
Three of the nine COVID-19 cases announced on Tuesday are linked to an outbreak at Concord and Liverpool hospitals, taking the cluster to seven.
Among Tuesday’s cases was a previously reported visitor to one of the hospitals’ emergency departments, while the other two worked at the Concord emergency department.
The hospital has banned v…
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